Oxidation Study of Pure Fe and Fe-36Ni Alloy at Elevated Temperature

Sang An Ha; Shun Myung Shin; Jung Yeul Yun; Jei Pil Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.328.784

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Oxidation Study of Pure Fe and Fe-36Ni Alloy at Elevated Temperature

Abstract:

There have been many studies on the oxidation of pure iron and steel at different temperatures and pressures. D. Caplan et al. demonstrated the effect of cold-work and metal grain size on the oxidation rate of iron. It was concluded that the oxidation rate of iron was accelerated with temperature, cold-work, and increased oxygen pressure, while the oxidation rate of iron, coarse-or fine-grained, cold-worked or annealed, was found to be the same at the FeO-forming temperature range [1-3].